Commercial Property News Archive for 28-Apr-2009

Taxman eases up on commercial property (Financial Times)

Investors who bought commercial property through their pension before 2006 are set to save tens of thousands of pounds on tax charges if they renegotiate their mortgage.

Preservation Group Lists 11 Sites in Need (Washington Post)

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, which today releases its annual list of the most endangered historic places in the United States, is urging the federal government to do more to encourage homeowners and businesses to recycle existing structures rather than build new ones.

Commercial property poised for a comeback? (Investors Chronicle)

Investors' short but intense love affair with commercial property came to an abrupt halt with the onslaught of the credit crunch.

Redwood City buys $4.45 million site (San Mateo Daily Journal)

Redwood City plans to buy the former Cemex site on Maple Street for $4.45 million with hopes of eventually using the 9.5-acre parcel to house a three-million-gallon water tank, create new park land, build a new corporation yard, earn money from new commercial property or give the public access to the Bay.

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